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Yesterday was my last day in Paraguay. Although it was mostly a travel day, I managed two more lifers during a quick stop on my way to the airport in Asunción. The last was Black-backed Water Tyrant. Dave- Nightjar61
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Day six in Paraguay yielded only three lifers. The last was Tataupa Tinamou, seen well at the side of the road. Dave- Nightjar61
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Day five in Paraguay. The last of nine lifers for the day was Little Nightjar. Dave- Nightjar61
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Five lifers on my fourth day in Paraguay, the last of which was Black-capped Screech Owl in the Mbaracayu Reserve. Heard and seen well. Dave- Nightjar61
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My third day in Paraguay was spent traveling from the central region to the east. But there was great birding along the way. The last of 16 lifers today was Scissor-tailed Nightjar. Dave- Nightjar61
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Fourteen lifers on my second day in Paraguay. The last was Buff-necked Ibis. At least 29 came in to roost in the trees around my hotel. Dave- Nightjar61
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Day one of a one-week trip to Paraguay brought eight lifers, the last of which was Green Ibis in the Asunción Botanical Gardens. Dave- Nightjar61
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An armchair tick thanks to this week’s IOC split of European Goldfinch. Gray-crowned Goldfinch Dave- Nightjar61
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Northern Black-throated Trogon, an armchair tick, with today’s four-way split of Black-throated Trogon. Dave- Nightjar61
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A birding trip to Argentina produced 82 lifers, the last of which was Grassland Sparrow. Dave- Nightjar61
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Just got back from a week in Ghana, where I picked up 122 lifers. The last one was Maxwell's Black Weaver on Friday morning. Dave- Nightjar61
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An armchair tick in the form of White-throated Xenops from yesterday's split of Plain Xenops. However, that was offset by the lump of Southern Mountain Cacique with Northern Mountain Cacique. Dave- Nightjar61
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African Chaffinch, an armchair tick resulting from the five-way split of Common Chaffinch. Dave- Nightjar61
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Just got back from a week in Panama where I got 38 lifers, the last of which was Black Guan. Dave- Nightjar61
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I also got an armchair tick with the IOC/NCAA split of Chihuahuan Meadowlark. Dave- Nightjar61
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Velvety Manakin. An armchair tick after the IOC and SACC split of Blue-crowned (now Blue-capped) Manakin, having seen both forms in Central America and South America. Dave- Nightjar61
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A week in the Dominican Republic in late May got me 38 lifers, the last of which was Hispaniolan Palm Crow. Dave- Nightjar61
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An armchair tick in the form of Arabian Sunbird, from today’s split of Shining Sunbird by the IOC. Dave- Nightjar61
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Marbled Murrelet, Port Angeles, Washington. Dave- Nightjar61
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Sooty Fox Sparrow, Bottle Beach, Washington. Dave- Nightjar61
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Pacific Wren in, appropriately, Pacific County, Washington and within sight of the Pacific Ocean. Dave- Nightjar61
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With the latest Clements/eBird taxonomic updates, I gained ten armchair ticks but lost Southern Caracara to a lump, for a net gain of nine. I had already added all these species to my IOC list except one I had missed. I was pleasantly surprised that my updated eBird list indicates that the...- Nightjar61
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I missed one. I realized I’ve seen both forms of Tropical Gnatcatcher, so the recently split White-browed Gnatcatcher is an armchair tick. Dave- Nightjar61
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Yet two more armchair ticks with yesterday’s AOS splits of Short-billed Gull/Common Gull and Rufous-capped Warbler/Chestnut-capped Warbler. Dave- Nightjar61
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With the three-way split of Grayish Saltator, two armchair ticks: Cinnamon-bellied Saltator and Olivaceous Saltator. Dave- Nightjar61
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